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manpreet
Best Answer
3 years ago
I'm looking through some specimen papers for a famous exam board as I'm teaching the syllabus next year.
I came across this question:
Now as far as I can tell, and I have checked this with pen and paper, as well as with a Python Linked List implementation, the result should be:
Head -> John -> Scarlett -> Kellie -> NoneHowever, the mark-scheme gives:
Start -> Jon -> Kellie -> Scarlett -> 0Differences in nomenclature aside, (start, 0 instead of head, None), one of these answers is presumably wrong, even if we allow the adding to happen at the tail instead of the head.
Could someone please confirm which answer is correct?
Am I perhaps missing something?